Some former members are still honoring their promise of putting people ahead of profits
The sum totals $571 million in bonuses to more than 16,600 leaders at companies that were—or are—in deep trouble
Over a few months, the Spotify podcast "Loud" has been revealing the aspects of the genre’s history too often overlooked
For the first time since April, the U.S. COVID-19 vaccination rate is consistently on the rise—driven largely by hard-hit Southern states
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“If young people succumb to the doom and gloom—if they lose hope—that’s the end,” Goodall tells TIME
Biden and his staff have so far showed no signs of being concerned about Milley’s reported actions under Trump.
The attacks, which killed 13 U.S. service members and at least 60 Afghans, marked the most gruesome moment yet
Nineteen years after he was captured in Afghanistan, and five years after a review board ruled he posed no threat to the United States, Abdul Latif Nasser was finally released this month from the U.S.
The CDC walked back its earlier guidance, now saying some who are vaccinated should put their masks back on while indoors
Hurricane Ida did not do as much damage as Katrina did but anti-looting squads remind some residents of that time
Historically when it comes to homicides in poor and disenfranchised Black communities, many cases are left unsolved
The VIPER task force intends to combat a recent surge of gun violence in Rochester and Buffalo, New York City
A long-overlooked video and its scratchy audio are key to demands that Terrance Franklin's shooting death by Minneapolis police in 2013 be re-examined
Once the world leader in digital payments and technological innovation, the U.S. is being outpaced by its top global adversary as well as much of the industrialized and the developing world
The campaign comes in the wake of a series of damning reports last week from the Wall Street 'Journal'
Paypal cofounder Peter Thiel is famous for destroying media outlets, not paying taxes, and being a conservative tech billionaire. A new biography, The Contrarian, suggests that he is after more than riches. TIME chatted with
I'm an avid surfer and a certified scuba diver, and spending so much time in the water means that I'm keenly aware of the impact that human activity is having on the ocean ecosystem. It
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The FDA is currently deciding whether e-cigarettes can stay on the U.S. market through the PMTA process.
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In the early days of the pandemic, Susan Castor, a 64-year-old Filipino American nurse, would make her rounds taking care of patients at a transitional care unit at Community Medical Center in Toms River, N.J.,
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